The Sun. — London, England, 1809-10-02 00:00:00

From i LOiVDON GAZETTE, Sept. 30, ! 609. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, .the 27th of •September, 1809, Present, - the King's Most i Excellent Majesty in Council. This day the Right .Reverend Father in OoJ, John Lord Bishop of London, was, by his Ma jesty's command, sworn of his Majesty's Honour able Privy Council, and took his _seat at the Board accordingly. At the Council Chamber at the Queen's Palace, the , _ 27th of September, 1809, Present,. tits? Lords 'of'- his Majesty's Mo'st Honour able Privy Council. - • It 13 this day ordered by their Lordships,' that his Gtace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury do pre paretthe Form of a Prayer and Thanksgiving to Al -mighty God for the protection atiorded the King's Majesty during a, long and an arduous Reign ; - such: Prayer to be used in the Service appointed for the day, after the General `Thanksgiving, in all Churches and Chapela in England and Wales,- and Town of Betwick-upOn-Tweed; on Wednesday, the 23 th ,of 06tober next, being the day on which his Majesty began his happy reign. And it is heieby further ordered, that his Majes ty's printer do forthwith print a competent number of copies of ,the said Form of Prayer and Thanksgiv ing, that the same may •be forthwith sent round and read in the several Churches of England and Wales, - and of the Town of Berwick:upon-Tweed. STEPHEN COTTRELL:. 'The Gazette also contains an Order for a General Thanks givinein all the Churches and Chapels in Scotland, to be held on• Sunday next ensuing the 25th of October War. Office, September so, ISoR. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, Hospital. Mate George lickrnann to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Thomas, promo ted on the Staff: nth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet J. Wedderburn Webster to 'be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Gordon, pro moted. 'l4th Ditto, Paul Carrington Parris, Gent. to be Cornet by purchase, vice Amiel, appointed to the. 7th Light Dra goons. 39th Ditto, William. Rhodes, Gent, to ice Cornet, by pur. chase, vice Maxwall, promoted._ William Thompson Lee, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Moultre, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign William Burroughs to be Lieutenant, vice I enkipson, deceased. _ 3d Regiment of Foot, Ensign William Chadwick, from the Tipperary Militia, to be Ensign.- sth Ditto .- To Militia, Captains of Companies, -Lieutenant J. Rivers; vice Phillips, deceased. Lieutenant William Ha - Mihail. Lieuienant Charles Louis Rams, from the 4oth • Foot. To be Lieutenants - Ensign William Bennett, vice Carey, de ceased. Ensign H. B. Sedgvvick, vice M`Donough de. • Ceased. Ensign Morgan GaPoraith Ensign William Walton, vice Rivers. Ensign James Haggarty, vice Ha- milton. TO be Ensigns-Jaynes Butibury Hamilton, .Gent. vice Bennett. William Pratt, Gent. vice Sedgwick. Volun .. leer Gustavus Hippesley , from the 45th oot, vice Gal braith. Thomas Caiwli, Gent. vice Walton. NP Lean, Gent. vice Haggarty. Ttli Ditto, Assistant Surgeon john' Moore to be Surgeon, vice Cathcart deceased. loth Date, Ensign Edward Supple, from the Durham Mi litia, to be Ensign nth Ditto, Lieutenant Hamilton Blair, from the City of . Curk Militia, to be Ensign, I4th Ditto, henry Mansell, Gent., to be Ensign, Avithout • . purchase, vice. heighten, prcinoted in the soth Foot, Charles Rayner Newman, Cent. to be ditto. vice Pierad, , promoted in the 47t h Foot. 18th Ditto, Ensigh Militia, to be Ensign. Ist Ditto,Eirst Lieutenant Andrew Campbell to be Captain of a Company, vice Cameron, deceased,' 23d Ditto, Robert. Wutler„ Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Neville, promoted. Quarter- Master Serjeant . Hudson to lie Quarter-Master, vice Bowman, deceastd: _ . 25th Ditto, William Bruce, Esq. to be Paymaster of the Ist Battalion, v►ce Johnston, who resigns. • . 34th Ditto, Lrisigti Dobree, hlOlll the 14th Toot,. to be Lieutenant, without purchaSe. 40th Ditto, Lieutenant 1. rancis . Nelson to be - Captain of a Cornpany, vice Hoblyn, deceased. Paymaster Christopher Clarke, frorn'the zd Battalion, to be 'Paymaster of the rst Battalion, vice Seaton, who resigns. 43d DIA), Captain C. C. Patricksun to be Majcr, vice Pro:ttor, deceased. Lieutenant Thomas .11 , 1'kenzie to be Captain of a Coinpany, vice M'Lachlan, deceased. Lieu tenant Bohn Maxwell Olden to be ditto, vice Patrickson. Ensiyi Bohn Bramwell to be Lieutenant, vice Richards, deceased. 44th Ditto, Henry Elvin, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Twineerrow, promoted. 45th Ditto, Ensign George Little, from the zd Regiment of rower Hamlets Militia, to be Ensign. 46th Ditto, Ensign j Robinson io be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Nairn, promoted. Tobias Purcell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robinson. 47th Ditto, Ensign Henry l'ierard, from the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant without purchase. soth Ditto, Ensign William Deighton, from the 14th Foot, be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Atkinson who re signs. 54th Ditto, Ensign William Woolrich to be Lieutenant without purchaSe, vice Campbell, promoted. Ensign Robert Woodgate to be ditto, vice Atkinson, deceased John Grey, Gent to be Ensign, vice Wooltich. 59th Ditto, Ensign William Bushell, Item the Tipperary Militia, to be Ensign. - 6sth Ditto, Lieutenant William Hinde .to be Captain of a Company, vice Armstrong, deceased. 72d ditto, Ensign Wm. Steel to be Lieutenant, without pur , chase, vice Liddle,• who resigns. George Samson, Gent. to be linsign. vice Steel. 79th ditto, Alexander Forbes, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Robinson, promoted. ; 34th ditto, Ensign P. B. kntWisle, from the 6ist Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. ,ist ditto, Surgeon Jantes Scott, from the 94th Foot, to be Surgeon, vi , :e Enright, who exchanges. 94th ditto, Surgeon john Enright, from the 91st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Scott, who exchanges. • ith ditto, Lieutenant Charles Blackiston, from the 25th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, without puichAse. 96th ditto, Lieutenant Charles Pratt, from the 82d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Dupre, who retires. 17th ditto, Lieutenant P. Michel to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase. Ensign Thomas Lloyd to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Eniign George Daunt to be ditto, vice Michel. Volunteer Power, from the 83d foot, to be' Ensign, vice Lloyd. _ Elgie,Gent. to be ditto, vice Daunt. 103 d ditto, Ensign lohn Fallon to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Burchall, who'resigns. Royal aggon Train, John Erasmus Spier, Gent, to be Cornet. Canauian Fencibles, Lieutenant Alex. M'Queen to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Colville, deceased. Ensign F. R. Fortune to be Lieutenant, vice M•Queen." 'Ouarter blaster Alexander M'Nlillan to be Ensign, vice kortune. Serjeant Alexander Fraser to be Quarter-Master, vice STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Tames Willoughby Cordon tp be Com missary in Chief of all his Majesty Forces at Horne and Abm.d (Ireland and the East-Indies alone excepted.) 110 - SPITAL STAFF. .Surgeon Thomas Becket, from the Ist Foot Guards, to be surgeon to the Savoy, vice Worth, deceased. Stair Surgeon Huspitala on the Coast or Africa only. .To be Deputy- Put veyors to the Forces—rohn Rannie, Gent. David Sheppard, Gent. Thomas Vercher, Gent. Henry G. lionnin, Gent. flair Abbott, Gent. To be Hoipital-Mstes for Gen ral Service —TLlonlas Gent. john Winterscale, Gent. lohn Mallock,Gent. Robert Gibson, Gent. ThoinAs Prosser, Gent. George Rutledge, Cent. Samuel Bud, Gent, John Bunny, Cent. - John Davis, Gent. loi) NPG reg,or, Gent. liam Thomson, Gent. William Hickmali, Gent. George Hiclunan, Gent. i Northern Coro of Manx . Volunteer Infantry. To he• Adjutant —Lieutenant •Wm. Thatcher, vice M'lntbili' uismissed, MEMOR A N DUM. • Captain Robert Bogie, of the 95th Foot, is Superseded, being absent, without leave. Commissions signed by the Loid Lieutenant of Che Shire. . • Congleton Regiment of Local Militia. • To be Captain—Lieutenant William Ainsworth lump. To be Lieutenant—Ensign Charles Hickson, vice . Jump, promoted. • ' . To be Ensign—Thomas lohnson, Gent. vice Hickson, pro. moted. Commissions - signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kincardine. Kincardineshire Regiment of Local Militia. To be Lieutenant-Colonel - Commandant—George Harley Drummond. To be Lieutenarit-Colonel 7 -Robert Barclay Allardice, Esq. To be Major—lames Skene, Esq. - To be Captains—lion. F. W. Arbuthtiott. Peter Christian, Esq. Robert William Duff, 'Esq. Robert Davidsuii,• Esq. Ciiarles Monro, Esq. James SLott, Esq. William Gor don, Esq. Alexanuer buthie, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Robert l'indal, Gent. William Duthie, Gent. lames Middleton, Gent. Alexander. Wyllie, Gent. lona Beattie, Gent. ;:ones Marc, Gent. John Brand, Gent. Thos. Kinnear, G‘it. To be. Ensigns— 'Wm Hedor, Gent. William Milne, Gent. john Young, Gent. David Durrie, Gent. Wm: Ander son, Gent. fames Tindal, -Gent. Alexander Ledford ; Gent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County PaJanne of Lancaster. To be Deptity Lieutenant— Willian Townley, Esq. • Royal Lancashire Militia. ist Battalion. To be Ensigns—William Rubinson Grecniarri, Cent. An. drew Oriel!. 2<l Battalion To be Lieutenants . —Thoinas liu - glies, Gent. John ‘Villiam ~E) l untbridge, Gent.. • To be Ensigns—Edward.Meadows, Gent. Petcr Alders:7, Gent. George Ashton, jun. Gent. 3d Battalion. To be Captain—Webster Harrison To be Lieutenants—john Stanton, Gent. To be Ensign—John Stanton, Gott. Edward Morris, Cent. Lancashire Local Militia. • Trafford and Hulme Regiment. To be Lieutenant-Colonel-commandant— ames Cooke, Esq. To be Major---Samuel Lingard, Esq. To be Captains---Charles Ncedhatn,,Esq. Charles Cooke, Esq. Samuel Gasqciine, Esq. John hay, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Michael ticdt, Gent. Richard Wolf, Gent. Thomas Pawson, Gent. Joseph Speakman, Gent. Samuel Gregory, Gent. John Strettell, Gent. Thomas Chorlton Gent. Peter Wahnesley, G e nt. D an i e l Broad hurst, dent. Benedil Slater, Gent. John Highfield, Gent. To be Ensigns—Wm. Lewis, Cent. J. A. Singleton, Gent. John Lockett, Gent. John Underhill, Gent. William Slater, Gent. - To beQuarter-Master--,Ferdinando Southam, Gent. To be Surgeon—Edward Cresswell, Gent'. Amounderness Regiment. To be Lieutenant—Ralph"Watson, Gent. To be Ensigns—Jaynes Wilkinson, Gent. James Rainford, Gent. Blackburn Higher Division Regiment. To be Lieutcnants—Tho"mas WardleworFh, Gent J. H. Wraith, Gent. To be Ensign—Joseph Whittle, Gent. Blackburn Lower Division Regiment. To be Second Major—Wm. SCClare, jun. Esq. • To be Captains—johm Harrison ' - jun. Esq. john Lawe, Esq.: Solomon Gross, Esq. Eus.vard kisiiton, jun. Esq. To be Lieutenants—Henry Stanley, Cent. 'sines Robin son, Gent. Reuben Cobk, Gent. Thomas boothinair, Gent. • • To be surgeon—Henry Bretherton, Cent. Liverpool Regiment. To be Captain—lsaae Oldham Bolt!, Esq.- To be Lieutenants—Harwood Banner, Gent, Charles Greg son, Gent. To be Ensigns—Robert Goldie, Gent. Thomas Bennett, Gent.. George Gorman, Gent. • To be Quarter-Master —James Farmer, Gent. To• be surgeon—James Marshall, Gent. Leyland and Orinskirk Regiment. To be Major—Win. Hill, Esq. be Captains—Robert Chappell, Egii. George Cole Bainbridge, Esq. Win. Cartwright, Esq. To be Lieutenant;.—Wen. Hughes, Gent. John Davenport Brumfield, Gent. Henry Berry, Gent. lames shar, tient. To be Ensigns--John Pownall, Gent. John Outram, Gent. Pm Brown, Gent. Wm. tio4;kinson, Gent. Lansdale Regiment. . To be Captain—Robert Moore, Esq. To be Liatitenant—JOnatlian Pattinson, Gent. To be Ensigns—Thomas Nelson, Gent. rota) Greenwood, Gent. To be Quarter-Master—Wm. Carlisle, Gent. Manchester Ist Regiment. To be Lieutenants —Qeorge Kirtley, Gent. Richard Mer ry weather; Gent. Henry-Cardwell, Gent. janies Harri son, Gent. Thomas Sharp, Gent. To be Ensigns—Nathaniel . Whatenbnry, Gent. George Teale Gent. Edward . FraSer,. Gent. Joshua Wilson Faulkner, Gent. Middleton ist Regiment. • To be Lieutenant—Samuel Leech, Gent. To be Ensign—Robert Lees, Gent. Oldham Regiment. To be Captain—Win. Suteliflll, Esq. To be Ensign—Jaynes Harrison, Gent, Prescot Regiment. To be Lieutenant—Thomas Arstall,, Gent. To be Ensign -Thomas Tooth, Gent. ‘V ar rington Regiment. To be Captains—Ralph Bolton, Esq. John Fitchett, Esq. To be Surgeon—Daniel Moss, M. D. Wigan Regiment. _ To be Captains—Wm. Kiercer, Esq. lames Bolton, Esq. Win. Gerard Walmcsley, Esq. Robert Bolton, Esq. • Richard Rymer, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Wm. Coats, Gent. Robert Naylor, • Gent. Abraham Far:dough, Gent. lames Le.gh, Gout. Thomas Langshaw, Gent. To be Ensign—Win. Ducker, Cent. To be Surgeon—Philip Liasnett, Gent.' BANKRUPTS. Thomas Knowles, of York, shopkeeper, to surrender Oa. 7, 14, and Nov. 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. T. and•W. Nettleshipp, Grocers'-hall, • Poultry, London. George Stratton, of Piccadilly, St. fames, Westminster, ironmonger, Oct. 7,14, and Nov. rl, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean-street,, Soho; Joshua Metcalf; of New London-street, Crutched-friars, London, merchant, Ott. 3, 17, and Nov. tr, at te n , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, .Martin's-lane, Cannon-street. John Gale, of New London-street, Crutched-friars, - London, merchant, Oct. 3, 17, and Nov. it, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, Martin's-lane, • Cannon street. Wiliam Mullens, late of Carshalton, but now of Cheam, Surrey, builder, Ott. 17, at eleven, at, at ten, and Nov. xi, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. FoWler, Basing-lane, Bread-sueet, London. James Hewett, of West Bedtont, near Staines, Middlesex, farmer, O. 3,7, at eleven, and Nov. ti, at ten,. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Phillipson and prioder, Staple's-Inn, London. • James Phillips Lucas, of Birmingham, auctioneer and sta tioner Ott 25, at two, z 6, at twelve, and Nov. al, at ele- , LONDON t Printed by RI CHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett.court, Bow-street; and At the Suti-OFFIca, No. 111, Strand; where Advertidirnents,.Orders f yen, at the Siwakspelrelivein, A tionlics, Air. E. Frowd, Temple, Lfridon ; or Mr. Elkingtoni 13irrninghafIL Robert "l'aylor, of Blythe's-yard, White -,Cross street, Mid, dlesex, chair-maker, Oct. 17, at ten, 26, at eleven, and Nov. Ir, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. David Russell and Sun, Crown-court, Aldersgate-street. • James Houson, now or late of IThicaster, Yorkshire, viatial , ler, Oct. 13, 14, and Nov. Ir, at ten, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield. Henry Jacob Leroux, otherwise Henry Leroux, of Canon bury-square, Islington, Middlesex, builder, Oat. •7, 14, and Nov. r t„at ten, at Guildhall. Attornie., Messrs. Denton and Barker, Gray's-Inn, James Francis Drury, of Clerkenwell. Green, London, brass-founder, \Oct. to, 21; and Nov. tr, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Meredith and Robbins, Lincoln's- Inn. DIPIDENDS. O. 21. Charles IVilliams the elder, of Turnham.CrGen, Mkhtlesex, butcher, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oct. 21. Robert Gutherie and Colib Cook, of Liverpool, merchants, at twelve at the Globe Tavern,.Liverpool. Nov. 2. Cornelius" Ginder, of Blackburn, Lancashire, linen. draper, at eleven, at the Old Bull, Blackburn. Oct. 24. Thomas Bowgin, of Little New-street, Shoe-lane, . . London, plaisterer, at eleven, at Guildhall. . Oat. 21. Edward Pemberton and John Houlding, of Liver_ pool, merchant, at two, at the Globe 'Tavern, Liverpool. Oct. 7.1. Thomas Moyle, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stat.- . . -fordshire draper, at eleven, at the Roebuck Iran, New castle. wider , Lyme. Nov. 9. John SaltsbUry, of Exeter, Cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Exeter. pct. £7. lohnkVilliams, of 12 urnney I ron -works, Monmouth shire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, street, Bristol. Oct. 20. Hope, late of Brampton, Cumberland, cot ton-Manufacturer. at eleven, at the Bush, Carlisle. Oct. 24. !arms Bolton a.ld Fletcher Bolton, now or late of Warrington, Lancas,hire, potters, at eleven, at the Eagle and Child ln►►, Wartington. Oct. 26. jan►eb Moon; of Manchester, and William May ot k las ingden ,' Lancashire, cotta►►-manutaedureis, . - . .. at two, at the Bridgewater ArMs, Manchester. Oct. 23. john Atkinson, of Birmingham, iron-founder, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. Nov... EdWard W ray, of Henrietta-street, Cavendish.. square, Middlesex, wine-merchant, at ten, at Guild- . - 11411. Oct. 28. Archibald Hamilton and David Halibutton, of Ox lad-street, tiliddlesex, linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guild- Oct. 2.8. leremialt Appleby, of, Chatham, Kent, linen.dra • per,at eieven, at Cuildhall, London. • Oct. 31. Thomas Dixon, alkali, Soinersetshire, chinainen, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, 13ath. Oct. 30. Richard Ireland Gillbrd, of Bristol, skinner, at de- - . yen, at the Ku:niter Tavern ~Bristol. Oat. 25. john Tawnsend, of Liverpool, inerchint, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES. o zi . William katcliffei late of Exeter, baker. • Ralph 'Kirk, late of Manchester, but now of Wheelock,, Chester, cotton-spinners. Simeon (elm Dike, late of Percival-street, Goswell-street, Middle ex, grocer. • • , . , David W ilhy, of 0 ssett; Dewsbury, Yorkshire, cloth-maim. tacturer. Redshaw Spring, of Caister, Lincolnshire, mercer: Williarn Curtis, of Hosier-lane, West Sinithtizld, London, salesman. The new County Hall and Assembly Rooms, at Lewes; in Sussex, are in a state of great torwardness, and will ,be opened in April nex►. The old Hall, aukwardly situated - in the middle of the town, will be . pulled down in the interim. The exterior of Henry , the , Seventh's Chapel is now repairing. The ancient Gothic ,ornaments are greatly defaced by the rude easterly winds, and the dilapidations of this venerable Pile require constant attentpn from the workmen employed to keep it in repiir. _ _ _ Ryde, in the Isle of Wight, has had a tolerable sprinkling ~of company -this season.. ,Lerl Spencer is building a home there, and means to make it his bathing residence. When the lower part of the town is paved, the comfort as well as pleasurt; of the inhabitants and visitors will be very much in creased. Extraet-from The Madras Courier, March a 5 :-.-. On Thursday morning, 9th March, died, at his quarters in Fort-William, Major-General Sir George Braithwaite 13onghton, Bart. aged 46 years. The funeral took place yesterday evening, with military honours. Minute guns, corresponding with the age ct the deceased, were arc(' from the ramparts of The following is an extraa of a letter received by the vessel which brought the last Spanish Papers : CADIZ, SEPT. 13,—The reports are, that the siege of Gerona has been raised ; that the Spanish.armies are in motion .; and that VENEGA'S has 26,000 men in La Mancha. The Minerva sails this day with a convoy of 24 sail for England. There are six prison-ships now ready at Ports mouth to receive the French prisoners trout Wal cheren ; and the different militia regiments in that garrison are ordered to furnish a subaltern's guard to take charge of them. - . The detachments of the 34th regiment, at present at Porchester, are ordered to embark for the depot on the Isle of Wight. Colonel COCHRANE'S batta lion of detachments, now at Fort Cumberland, are under similar orders for the same destination. This battalion has been much affetted with ague since their return from Walcherem On Friday the grenadier and light companies of the Coldstream mounted guard at • St. Jatues's, for the first time since their return from South Beveland. We regret to state, that several 9f them look ex: treruely ill, and some have been obliged to be re hayed off guard, being unable to stand the fatigue. Yesterday se'nnight the female servant of Mr. Payne, butcher / of Quebec-street, Oxford -street, who had lived with him some time, broke open his drawers, and stole upwards of 501. in cash and notes, besides all the 'plate she could carry off. On Thursday evening as a 14dy was driving a light gig near Vauxhall, she was interrupted by the ap proach of a coal waggon, and whilst endeavouring to guide the horse to the opposite side of the way, the animal started at the touch of the whip, and the violence of the jerk throwing her out of the carriage, -she very unfortunately fell under the wheel of the waggon, which went over her arm, and nearly se vered it from her body. The Duke of HAMILTON has won a large sum at Doncaster, by backing his two favourite colts, Ash ton and Middlethorpe, for the St. Leger Stakes. He not only took odds to a great amount, that each horse won, but he took thousands to twenties that they were first and second, which proved to be the case. • • The late advance on the price of flour, and the prospect of its being yet -higher, renders it an in cumbent duty on every family, to lessen the con sumption, by relinquishing the luxury of pastry. INTELLIGENCE CHIPPENHAM RACES. TUESDAY, SEPT. 26. • - • Sweepstakes of togs. each, with 2;gs added.. Ld C. Somerset's Cetoerus, by Gohanila - me. Scrope's Mountaineer - 2 2 Mk. Heath's gumbo Members' Plate of 501. for all ages, the winner to be sold for zoogs if demanded. Mr. Day's b f. Snowdrop._ 3 yrs old, 6st: 31b. ' 7 I i Mr. Barham's b. h. Rambler, s yrs old, Bst., 71b. 6 6 2 Mr. Dundas's John O'Gauttt, 4 yrs old, 75t..1 ilb. 4 z 3 Mr. Heath's 13. f Little Folly, 3 yrs old. Est. 31b. 5 4dr Mr. Faulkener's ch. g. No Conjuror, 4 yrs. old, 7st. tilb. . - - - i s dlr Mr. Goulburn'S Rumbas, 4 yrs old, 9st. 2.1 b. 2 cit Mr. F. Craven's,The Inconstant, 4 yr5.01(475t. ixlb. 3 dr Mr. Jones's g. h. Prisoner, 6 yrs old. 9st. - 3dr WEDNESDAY. Mr. Bouverie's b. Ir. Stripling, by 71'otteridge, 7st. rill.: beat Mr. Calley's b. C. Scotch Stela, Est: 41b. three criiie4 jogs. Plate of sol. for 3 and 4 yrs old. Mr. Lucas's GuildtOrd Nan - i of Mr. Day's Ambrosio ' - - - - 5 o i Mr. Etubdtn's Miss Seedling '... ' - 2 3 3 Mr. C. Day's Swindler . - - -, . 3 ar Mr. - Rawlinson's Miss Bab - . - 4 441. AYR, THURSDAY, SEPT. 6. 501. for all ages. .Mr. Coming's Harmless, 9 yrs old, gst. t t Lci Alontgomerie's b. f. 4 yrs old, fist, 13lb. „ adi FRIDAY, A Sweepstakes of sogs. each. I.d. Montgomerie's b. c. by Waxy, dam by King Fergus t Mr. Baillie's bl. I. by Sir Peter, darn by King Fergus z Mr. Oswald's ch. 1- by lohn Bull, out of Alias Whip - A Sweepstakes of zags. each, one mile and half. Mr. Baillie's b. I. Penelope, by Shuttle, out of L a dy Sarah it lAt. Eglinfon's ch. f. by Sir Charles, data by Pipator Sit D. li. Blair's ch. f. by John Bull (41b. extra) . 3 Lord klelliaven's b.' f. by Hambletonian - - ' 4 The Se.cond Year of a Sweepstakes of sgs. each. Mr, Wallace's h. c. by Del iiini, 4 yrs old - 2 r t Sir D. El. Blair's b. f. by Matter Robert, 4-yrs-old ,t 2, Mr; Baird's b. m. Miss Lash, 5 yrs. old - 33 dr A Purse of 501. for all ages. Mr..Cuming's Silvio, 5 yrs old, 1,21 b. r-• f. by Hambletonian, 3 yrs old, 6st. 91b: 2 z sATORDAy. A Handicap Sweepstakes dr sogs cacb. One mile. Mr. Wallace's b. C. by Delpini, 4 yrs. 7st. ion). Mr. Cathcart's ch. f. by John Bull, 3 yrs. old, Est 51b. Cuming's b. f. by Pensioner, 3 yrs. old, 7st. 3 Mr. Oswald's ch. f. by robit Bull, 3 yrl. 6st. -51 p. - 4 Sir D.H.Blair's b.f. by Master Robert, :}.yrs. old, 7st.'inlb. NEWCASTLE, SEPT. incessant rain dur ing the whole day and night on Monday last, accotn pained in the night by a hurricane, of wind, raised the waters in this, distria to ra great a height as has Occurred since the year 1771, and great quantities of corn have been swept. from the low grounds. The farmers ,w who inhabit the banks of the river Tyne have sustained most serious injury, even'as high up the river" as Hexham, entire crops•were carried corns pletely away ; and some sheep have been drowned. The Weir was so much swollen at Sunderland bridge (Southward of Durham) that the mail coach could not pass but the bags were got across, and forward ed to this town in a chaise. The W.eatd was cover . - ed with sheaves of corn for.several hours. - The suf ferers are too numerous to particularise. Some pails of the road to - Morpeth were under water to a con -Siderable deptVand all thesnial/ streams of the coun try overflowed their banks.. On the Western side of the Island the rain was equally violent, and consider able quantities of cora hate been car:ied away by - E ll Nith, s(c.—(Newcastle- Courant.) _ _ Our.letrers .from the North of Ireland state, that such torrents of rain fell in the Course of last week,' 26 to have: carried away great number of - stoo bridges, deluging' most of the low laid;, arid.destrqy— ing tt greapieal of 'cut and standing corn. • SHIP NLIVc. GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER 29. A riived—the . Alexander, Turnbull, Harmony, Fairly,rolim and Mary, Belt, af id Telemachus, horn ' . Quebee Fame, Codd, I torn Tobago ; and the Monr4;oniery, Hirye, from C harlestown. Sailed—the Emerald, Nockells, Lady Howe,' Antos. an 4 Cornwell, Peat, for Jamaica ; Resolution, Roberts,. fur Dublin; and the John, Clark, forlWiddleburg. BIRTHS. On Tuesday the igth ult. the Lady of Samuel. Lemon. Esq. Collector of Customs, Scilly, of a son. • • On Friday last, at Norton Court, Kant, the Lady of S. R. Lushington, Esq. M. P. of a•Son. Lately, the Lady of the Rev. Brownlow`Villiers Layard, of if ffington, near Stamford, of a Son. MARRIED. On the 2d . of Auguit,last, at the house of Lord Amherst. British Mintster to the King ok the Two Sicilies, Baker, Esq. son of the Itite Member for the County of Hert ford, to Miss Fagan, daughter of Robert Faan, Esq. Cora- . Sta General from the King of Great Britaia of the Islands or Sicily and Malta. On Tuesday the 26 t h ult. at Frampton; near Boston, lohrt, Fardell, Esq. of Lincoln, to Miss Mary Tunnard, the youngee daughter of iohn Tutinard, Esq. of Frampton- House. On-Saturday Fast, at St. Pancras Church, Mr R ec if ei n, of to Miss M. Greenwood,•daughter of Thotnas, Greenwood, Esq. of Kentish Town.. The same day, at St. Dluistan's, Stepney, Mr. Southee,. of Ludgate-hill, to Anna Maria, .y6unge6t daughter of Tho mas I lughes,' Esq. of End. Ott the 3ath ult. at St. Gei:rl:e's, Bloomsbury. lobo VISO , I, Esq. of Goldsmith -street, to Mrs. Liita Sp:.llll3g, Of of Sonthampton;row, sAuare. Late.ly, ivfr. Wiison, of the Straild, to Miss Wiltriv.it;" -- Thurth daughter of 'Thomas Willinott, Esq. of Shoreh :!!!, Kent: Last v‘eek, at Culworth„ in Northamptonshire, relict of the late lohu Osb.,l(l.estor , , uenr. of DIED. On the 28th ult. at his seat.af Fienlade; in Somersetshirffy Robert Proctor . Anderdon, Esq. in the hilt year of his are. On the 29th ult. Mr. V. C. Mitchell, of No. b, - Ci.alitl% aged 67. On friday night last, at Tottenham-green, of a iiec;line4- Miss Mary eanieron; yoLingest daughter of the !me. Dr. Ca meron, of Monmouth. • . The same day, on his wty from Stamford, St. John Ri chard Oddy, second and .youngest son of I. Oudy,,.• Esq. of St. James's-square. In London, after a lOng and painful illness, Thomas Luke Stokes, Esq. late Surgeon in the 17th Native Regiment hen, gal Establishment, in the Stith year of his age. • Lately,' William Case, Esq. one of the senior Aldermen of King's Lynn, Norfolk. He had supped in apparent good health and spirits, and walked out,- as was supposed, to en jpy the freshness of the evening air, and in sue space of an hour he was found in the street a,corpse. PRICE 0 i At V Bank Stock, shut Navy 5 per Cent. 991 isu 5 per C ent. Shut 4 per Cent. :hut • per Cent. 1. ed. shut 3 per Ct. Co s. 68 k 4 k Bink L. 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